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Beneficiaries verified through ODK
- Challenge
- Large-scale humanitarian operations require accurate beneficiary information.
- Contribution
- Supported digital data collection, verification, field coordination and reporting.
Selected impact
Evidence, not just claims
Every figure below comes from Jeremiah's documented professional experience in humanitarian and development programmes.
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Years of professional experience
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Beneficiaries supported (WFP programme)
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Beneficiaries verified via ODK
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Feedback & complaint cases managed
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Staff & partners trained on DHIS2
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Programme assistants line-managed
Selected impact
Evidence of work
Figures drawn from Jeremiah's documented professional experience.
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Beneficiaries supported through WFP programme operations
- Challenge
- Large-scale humanitarian programming requires coordinated targeting, registration, distribution and accountability.
- Contribution
- Supported targeting, registration, distribution, community structures and feedback systems.
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Children registered
- Challenge
- Baseline, midline and nutrition programme support in Bursari.
- Contribution
- Alongside 435 pregnant and lactating women registered and 60 nutrition mobilizers trained.
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Feedback and complaints managed
- Challenge
- Communities need accessible ways to raise concerns.
- Contribution
- Supported recording, escalation and management of feedback while mentoring community feedback structures.
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Staff and partners trained on DHIS2
- Challenge
- Information systems are only useful when staff can use them.
- Contribution
- Supported DHIS2 administration, user creation, data entry and dashboard-related capacity.
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Programme assistants line-managed
- Challenge
- Field delivery depends on well-supported teams.
- Contribution
- Supervision, mentoring, coordination and performance support.
Case studies
Selected case studies
Short, evidence-based accounts of work delivered in the field.
Case study 01
Digital Beneficiary Verification
Humanitarian programmes require reliable beneficiary information for accurate programme delivery.
4,565 beneficiaries verified using ODK.
Read case studyCase study 02
Large-Scale Humanitarian Programme Support
Large beneficiary programmes require coordinated targeting, registration, distribution and accountability.
51,000+ beneficiaries supported through programme operations.
Read case studyCase study 03
Baseline & Midline Data Collection
Nutrition programmes require reliable baseline and follow-up information.
2,165+ children and 435 pregnant and lactating women registered, with 60 mobilizers trained.
Read case studyCase study 04
Community Feedback & Accountability
Communities need accessible ways to provide feedback and raise concerns.
4,000+ feedback and complaint cases managed.
Read case studyCase study 05
DHIS2 & MIS Capacity Building
Digital information systems are only useful when staff can actually use them.
50+ staff and partners trained.
Read case studyCase study 06
HDP Nexus Monitoring & Targeting
Humanitarian, development and peace programmes require coordinated monitoring and evidence.
Supported targeting and selection of approximately 32,000 beneficiaries in Bursari.
Read case studyBetter systems. Better evidence. Better decisions.
Development challenges are rarely solved by data alone. They require people who understand the problem, systems that work, evidence that can be trusted and the willingness to learn and improve.
Jeremiah Iyasco
Development • Data • Leadership